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Si Woo Kim is on another level at the Presidents Cup as he adds to his lore by recreating the iconic Steph Curry celebration.
Si Woo Kim is a national treasure and is absolutely dynamite on the International Team. His energy this week at the Presidents Cup is iconic.
During the Saturday afternoon foursomes session, he holed out on the 17th to extend the match against Patrick Cantlay and Xander Schauffele. However, they still lost the match as the Americans won at 1UP when Cantlay sank a 16-footer for birdie on 18.
It’s time for the final day of action in Quebec.
Scottie Scheffler reacts to making a putt on the 9th hole during Saturday Foursomes. | Photo by Ben Jared/PGA Tour
The U.S. came up clutch down the stretch at Royal Montreal, as they now leads by four going into Sunday at the Presidents Cup.
The United States came up clutch down the stretch, breaking the hearts of International fans around the world on Saturday at the Presidents Cup.
Patrick Cantlay and Xander Schauffele knocked off Si Woo Kim and Tom Kim in the final match of the day, a rollercoaster of a round that seemed like a 15-round heavyweight prize fight.
Colorado is off to a 2-0 start in the Big 12 and a 4-1 start overall after a dominant win over UCF.
Do you realize how good you have to be to trot out onto a football field with the last name “MANNING” and still have people be like, “Holy crap, that dude is impressive.”
Yup, that’s what Texas quarterback Arch Manning has been doing since he started getting meaningful playing time after stepping in for the injured Quinn Ewers.
The No. 1-ranked team in the nation found itself in a tighter battle than it may have expected with Mississippi State. But when the Longhorns needed a little magic, Manning was there to do it.
Before things got underway in Auburn-Oklahoma, one Sooner took perhaps the hit of the game
Oklahoma traveled to Auburn for their first-ever road game as an SEC team, to take on the Tigers. The Sooners are 3-1 on the season, but their year in the SEC has gotten off to a rocky start. The game between Auburn and Oklahoma comes after the Sooners lost their first-ever SEC conference game a week ago, 25-15 to Tennessee.
Things were rough for Oklahoma — at least one player in particular — before the game even began.
The Oklahoma Sooners football team got a rude awakening to life in the SEC last week, when it lost 25-15 to the Tennessee Volunteers. It seemed like the Auburn Tigers were looking to give Oklahoma another rude baptism into the toughest conference in the sport.
Or at least, their cheerleading team was.
The Tigers’ hype team was doing its pre-game routine to get the Auburn faithful at Jordan-Hare Stadium pumped up. The cheerleaders were doing their normal, steady diet of backflips, pom-pom waves, and death-defying feats of aerial coordination where they tossed each other in the sky.
There’s a long history of celebrities wanting to get involved in racing, and that is sometimes to check something off the ol’ bucket list. Other times it’s because they really want to be on track, and I think if there was any question as to whether or not former Malcolm in the Middle star Frankie Muniz belongs in the “really want to be on track” group, we can put that question to bed.
Why? Because he revealed that he competed in the series’ latest race from start to finish with a broken rib.
Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Paul Skenes wrapped up his incredible rookie season with a short, but stellar performance on Saturday as the Pirates defeated the Yankees 9-4.
But his 11-3 dominant record not only helped himself and the Pirates but also our brave men and women in the U.S. military, as he had previously announced that he would donate $100 for each strikeout he threw this year to the Gary Sinise Foundation to help our military vets and first responders.
The former Air Force Academy student finished his season with 170 strikeouts, meaning he will donate $17,000 for the good cause.